- August 26, 2008
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I recently got an ATI Radeon HD 3450 video card for my PC. It has HDMI on it and I was able to switch my AUDIO from outputting off my onboard on the motherboard to using HDMI. I output from the HDTV to the surround sound system via AV cables.
Before I switched I would output, like I said, from the motherboards onboard audio via a 3.5mm to AV cable cord.
Since swithing to HDMI for audio I notice a "click clunk" from the surround sound speakers when I move thru the mediaportal menus. Sure, mediaportal has its own fancy click sound but this sounds more like interference from something. The faster I scroll thru the menus the faster the "click clunk". I haven't noticed any of this behavior with VLC or Media Player... so I'm assuming its somehow related to the remote.
The remote is ran thru a Hauppauge capture card.
I noticed that when a video is player in mediaportal and I go to the menus while the video is still playing that I do not experience this 'interference'
Any ideas? Its driving my wife nuts.. she likes to watch TV at rediculous volumes and after a TV show when she goes back to the menu the 'interfernce' clicking is super loud.
Any ideas?
Before I switched I would output, like I said, from the motherboards onboard audio via a 3.5mm to AV cable cord.
Since swithing to HDMI for audio I notice a "click clunk" from the surround sound speakers when I move thru the mediaportal menus. Sure, mediaportal has its own fancy click sound but this sounds more like interference from something. The faster I scroll thru the menus the faster the "click clunk". I haven't noticed any of this behavior with VLC or Media Player... so I'm assuming its somehow related to the remote.
The remote is ran thru a Hauppauge capture card.
I noticed that when a video is player in mediaportal and I go to the menus while the video is still playing that I do not experience this 'interference'
Any ideas? Its driving my wife nuts.. she likes to watch TV at rediculous volumes and after a TV show when she goes back to the menu the 'interfernce' clicking is super loud.
Any ideas?
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